Sentence examples for index for estimating from inspiring English sources

A technique was developed to eliminate the effects of anthocyanin on reflectance in the green spectral range on chlorophyll estimation, and a new index for estimating chlorophyll contents is finally proposed.

Surprisingly, the conventional accounting-oriented approach persists despite compelling theoretical and empirical evidence of the failings of accounting numbers as a reliable index for estimating changes in economic value.

The overall objective of this study is to investigate the most suitable vegetation index for estimating winter wheat LAI under eight different types of fertilizer and irrigation conditions.

The so-called P1 structural parameter is well-known as an index for estimating the degree of graphitization, which was proposed by Houska and Warren.

Finally, a method based upon the grid convergence index for estimating the error that is introduced due to the point matching approach is presented.

To evaluate the interior sound quality during operation of the prototype, an index for estimating the sound quality level is required.

We explored simple and useful spectral indices for estimating photosynthetic variables (radiation use efficiency and photosynthetic capacity) at a canopy scale based on seasonal measurements of hyperspectral reflectance, ecosystem CO2 flux, and plant and micrometeorological variables.

Gebreslasie et al. (2010) assessed the suitability of both visible and shortwave infrared ASTER data and vegetation indices for estimating forest structural attributes of Eucalyptus species in southern KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.

Based on two indices for estimating genetic variation within the populations, involving the observed number of alleles (NA) and effective number of alleles (Ne), it showed that the assamica type (A and AS) (NA = 2.34, Ne = 1.66) were more similar to sinensis type (S and SA) (NA = 2.34, Ne = 1.77) compared to the wild species (F and FY) (NA = 1.72, Ne = 1.24) (Table 4).

We used both indices to elucidate the contribution of both the richness of categories and the evenness to diversity scores (note that the use of evenness-based indices for estimating functional diversity has been recommended by some authors [55] [57]).

The h-I is simple, probably more accurate than other citation indexes for estimating authors' scientific outputs, and it is accepted when its limitations are understood [25], with [26] or without [7], [10] irony.